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EPFL researchers published two studies in February 2026 and 2024 detailing nanoscale devices for marine energy. One team created hafnium oxide nanopores with lipid biofilms achieving 15 watts/m² power density. Another group developed a silicon nanodevice using evaporation to generate five times more energy than previous systems by harnessing the hydrovoltaic effect.
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